Suchergebnisse - Performance Enhancement & Health

Vikestad, V., Lyngstad, I. K., Dalen, T. “… The most significant challenges to maintaining consistent strength training were travelling, fatigue, and racing, while the primary rationales for strength training were to enhance performance, prevent injuries, and improve bone health.  …”

L. A. Gough, S. A. Sparks “… Nutrition and Supplements in Cycling provides a blueprint for all the key nutritional aspects a cyclist should consider from health to macro- and micro-nutrients, and the finer details, such as sports supplements to improve competitive performance.  …”

Gurau, T. V., Musat, C. L., Voinescu, D. C., Anghel, L., Gurau, G., Postelnicu, M. G., Stefanescu, C. A., Onu, I., Corciova, C., Iordan, D. A. “… Injuries are an inherent risk associated with sports participation, impacting the health and performance of athletes across various disciplines.  …”

Mathy, A., Sengeis, M., Ernst, J., Soukup, C., Scharner, M., Triska, C. “… Consequences of insufficient energy availability may have adverse effects on performance and long-term health of athletes. Therefore, an accurate (1) and reliable (2) measurement method for measuring subcutaneous adipose tissue (SAT) may provide relevant data to enhance athletes` performance.  …”

García-Durán, J., González-Jurado, J. A., Sánchez-Oliver, A. J. “… The widespread use of sports supplements (SS) to enhance athletic performance extends to cyclists, although little research has been conducted on this subject within this sport.  …”

Tangchaisuriya, P., Chuensiri, N., Tanaka, H., Suksom, D. “… Purpose High-intensity interval training (HIIT) and blood flow restriction (BFR) training have been used to enhance athletic performance and cardiovascular health.  …”

James, L. “… The myriad of proposed health benefits has led to the investigation of dietary supplementation to enhance recovery from exercise due to the anti-inflammatory properties and whether this ultimately results in improved sports performance.  …”

Bertollo, M., Forzini, F., Biondi, S., di Liborio, M., Vaccaro, M. G., Georgiadis, E., Conti, C. “… Consequently, Italian cyclists were banned from leaving their homes and therefore unable to perform their ordinary training activities. The Italian Association of Professional Cyclists (ACCPI) early on during that period noticed that several cyclists were experiencing a worrying decrease in their mental well-being and asked the authors to set up an online Sport Psychology Intervention (SPI) during lockdown to enhance the athletes' mental health.  …”

Gonzalez-Montesinos, J. L., Fernandez-Santos, J. R., Vaz-Pardal, C., Aragon-Martin, R., Arnedillo-Muñoz, A., Reina-Novo, J., Orantes-Gonzalez, E., Heredia-Jimenez, J., Ponce-Gonzalez, J. G.

Fincoeur, B., Henning, A., Ohl, F. “… Performance Enhancement & Health …”

Blume, K., Wolfarth, B. “… Performance progress was dependent on extents of health senses (p = 0.040) and stress levels (p = 0.045).  …”

Lentillon-Kaestner, V. “… Performance Enhancement & Health …”

Henning, A. D., Dimeo, P. “… Performance Enhancement & Health …”

Lippi, G., Mattiuzzi, C., Sanchis-Gomar, F. “… Performance Enhancement & Health …”

Liebenson, C. “… Reach a whole new level of physical training with Functional Training Handbook, whose big-picture approach to movement fosters lifelong health, mobility, and athletic development. This practical guide delivers clear, how-to- information, an array of sport-specific guidelines, and key principles that will keep your clients at peak performance.  …”

D. Bagchi, S. Nair, C. Sen “… Nutrition and Enhanced Sports Performance: Muscle Building, Endurance, and Strength provides a comprehensive overview to understanding the integrated impact of nutrition on performance.  …”

Kisaalita, N. R., Robinson, M. E. “… Drug `doping` and the use of banned performance enhancing products (PEPs) remains an issue in virtually all competitive sports despite penal consequences and known health risks.  …”

Zabala, M., Freire, C., Ramirez-Lechuga, J., Morente-Sanchez, J. “… For certain items there were significant differences between different groups: The risks related to doping are exaggerated (G3 vs G6, p<0.001); Athletes should not feel guilty about breaking the rules and taking performance enhancing drugs (G3 vs G6, p<0.001; G4 vs G6, p<0.002; G3 vs G5, p<0.003); Health problems related to rigorous training and injuries are just as bad as from doping (G3 vs G4 & G5 vs G6, p<0.001; G3 vs G5, p<0.002); The media blows the doping issue out of proportion (G3 vs G5 & G4 vs G5, p<0.001; G4 vs G6, p<0.002); Media should talk less about doping (G5 vs G1, G3, G4, G5.  …”

Lentillon-Kaestner, V., Hagger, M. S., Hardcastle, S. “… Finally, younger cyclists were not concerned about the long-term health consequences of banned substances; they were more focused on the short-term performance-enhancing benefits.  …”

Ledcoultre, V., Tappy, L., Schneiter, Ph., Schutz, Y. “… Thus questions are raised about the effectiveness of a LLTH protocol for performance enhancements and the athletes health with regard to the altered glucoregulation and overtraining. …”